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Family Practice/Primary Care Nurse Practitioner

Posted 2 days ago

now healthcare recruiting np nowNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115,000 per year

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About the role

Federally Qualified Health Center is looking to hire a bi-lingual (Spanish/English) Family Nurse Practitioner / FNP to work in a primary care setting located in the Queens, NY area!
Company: This federally qualified health center was founded in 1976 and provides primary care, dental, and mental health services. They strive to provide their patients with the best possible service and to treat patients in a respectful and professional manner with the same common courtesy that they would expect in their own healthcare experience. Benefits and Features : $115,000 - $130,000 / year, depending on experience Excellent benefits - medical, dental, vision, disability and life insurance Loan repayment program and tuition reimbursement Excellent paid time off Your Role with the Company : Monday-Friday position FNP will utilize specialized knowledge and skills in performing family practice health assessments Family Nurse Practitioner will prescribe treatment modalities, establish plans of care, and promote the continuum of care with other health care providers Advanced Practice Provider may write prescriptions for medications without the co-signature of a physician Background Profile: Board certified Family Nurse Practitioner / FNP 1-3 years of experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner in a primary care or acute care setting Bi-lingual in Spanish/English requiredFOR MORE INFORMATION:KATIE PATTERSON

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